Impact of gender and age on importance of non- monetary benefits in automobile industry

An emperical study

https://doi.org/10.53730/ijhs.v6nS2.6883

Authors

  • Kalyana Janaki Raman Research Scholar, School of Management Studies, VISTAS, Chennai, T.N. India & Senior Manager- Human Resource Department at TVS Motors, Hosur
  • D. Anitha Kumari Associate Professor & Research Supervisor, VISTAS Chennai, T.N. India

Keywords:

non-monetary benefits, gender, age, automobile, employees satisfaction

Abstract

Motivated and gratified employees are always a treasured asset for any company. Employees in any company certainly work for money but also look for more for meaning in their lives. This paper highlighted the importance of non-monetary benefits among employee’s for satisfaction of job that influence directly the success of any company. Benefits of non monetary rewards are scrutinized to understand its significance for employee’s satisfaction & performance such as appreciation and recognition from the company, give suggestions in decision making, working hours etc. Non monetary rewards are a tool to enlighten the morale of employees and increase satisfaction level of employees. Now a day, in human resource management job satisfaction of employees has remarkable importance. Therefore, a company must design financial as well as non monetary packages for employees & figure out the desires & needs of their employees & sanction these rewards to lead to employee’s satisfaction level. Sample of 251 employees from automobile industry were surveyed to know the importance of non- monetary benefits in automobile industry. It is found that there is a significant impact of gender and age on non- monetary benefits in automobile industry.

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Published

02-05-2022

How to Cite

Raman, K. J., & Kumari, D. A. (2022). Impact of gender and age on importance of non- monetary benefits in automobile industry: An emperical study. International Journal of Health Sciences, 6(S2), 7353–7336. https://doi.org/10.53730/ijhs.v6nS2.6883

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